These are the thoughts of nearly 100 economists surveyed by the FT about the UK economy in the year ahead. The clear consensus is that Britain would continue to lag the more dynamic US economy and GDP ...

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Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas defends DHS's work on border security and addresses criticism as Trump prepares to take office.

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Specifically, he referenced alleged secrets surrounding the Covid-19 Pandemic and how President ... would never have been published in the FT if it had been written by a non-billionaire.

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